IMMIGRATION PROGRAM

Overview of Current EB-5 Investment Projects at Newland USA

The EB-3 Skilled Worker program is designed for applicants with at least two years of work experience or training in a specific field that matches the requirements of a U.S. employer.

The EB-5 program is the most premium pathway to U.S. immigration. Investors are required to contribute $800,000 into a U.S. government-approved project in a Targeted Employment Area (TEA), or $1,050,000 for projects outside TEA regions.

The EB-3 Other Worker program is for individuals with basic skills or no specialized training, sponsored by a U.S. employer. Applicants must meet simple job requirements and demonstrate the ability to perform assigned tasks. This program is a suitable option for those seeking U.S. work and permanent residency through industries currently facing labor shortages.

The L-1A program enables multinational companies to transfer senior executives or managers to their U.S. offices, supporting the development and management of business operations in the American market.

The U.S. J-1 and H-1B visa programs provide opportunities for international applicants to study, conduct research, or work in the United States.

The EB-1C program is for senior managers or executives employed by multinational companies. To qualify, applicants must have held a managerial or executive role at the parent company, branch, subsidiary, or affiliate abroad for at least 1 year within the last 3 years, and must be transferred to the U.S. to continue in a similar capacity. EB-1C is an ideal option for businesses seeking to bring top leadership talent to the U.S. to expand operations.

The EB-2 NIW program is intended for individuals with exceptional abilities or advanced degrees, allowing them to waive the U.S. job offer requirement in recognition of their significant contributions to national interests.